Wichita eagle., 1887-12-04
SOCIAL SWIM.

A paper on Marc Antony was read with
good effect, and also an article on the
-'Augustan Age"
The following quotations were given at
roll call:
That person is never alone who is ac-
companied by noble thoughts.
Sir Phillip Sidney.
Rock me to sleep, mother, rock me to
sleep. Florence Percy.
There is remedy for every wrong, and
satisfaction for every soul. Emerson.
My only books
Were woman's looks
And folly's all they've taught me
Moore
He who lives and runs away
May fight again another day,
Which he that's killed
Can never do. Butler
My manly eyes did scorn an humble tea!
Shakespeare
Every man is the architect of his owl
fortune -Callust.
In every parting there is an image c
death. George Eliot.
Ii you are stone, be lodestone.
Hugo.
All men think all men mortal bat them
selves Young.
Force devoid of Judgment sinks under
it's own right.-Horace.
Tell the truth and shame the devil
Shakespeare.
Fortune, men say, doth give too much to
man,
But yet she never gave enough to any.
Sir John Harrington
Hope, like the glimmering taper's light,
Adorn and cheer the way,
And still, as darker grows the night,
Emits a brighter ray.
Goldsmith.
The fairest action of our human lives
Is scorning 10 avenge a wrong.
Mary Elizabeth Carew.
He left paper sealed up in which were
found three articles as his last will:
Il owe much; have nothing; | give the
rest to the poor. '-Rabelais.
If any great thing can be done, it can be
done easily, but it is that kind of ease
with which tree blossoms after long
years of hardening strength.-Ruskin.
Very interesting work was assigned for
next meeting, which will be held at Miss
Mulvey's, North Topeka avenue, Wednes-
day evening next.
- The following interesting program
was rendered by the Crescent Society at
the High school Friday afternoon;
Song. THE Laugh of a Child
School.
Recitation - Artemus Wards Lecture,
Among the MormOrs,"
Georgia Holeonet.
ESSAY. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." Evangellne
Hattie Cox.
Instrumental solo. Leah COIN
First half OF Wis Society paper
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. john Andrews
Essay ......... cards
Ed. Stafford.
instrumental Duet. Observation-Disclosures.
Maggie Guthrie and Jean Love.
Recitation-"H ezekiah Stubbons' Fourth
OF July Grafton"
Dave Mccoy.
Second half of Wis. Lulu Shepperd
instrumental Solo.....::..; Emma 1usch
Essay. ..............."M Modes of Burying
Nola Finch.
Recitation Sioux Chiefs Daughter"
Frances Foster,
\ farce: AN Internal Machine"
CASTE.
Mrs. Anderson. Florence Mccoy
Mrs Jackson 49,. 49,. Georgia Holcomb
Mrs Smith. .................k Katie Corwin
sir, Stocum. ............;;. Faul Brown
Bob Bunker. ..............N al PARKINSON
John Anderson. Houston Taylor
Report of Critic .Nola Finch
Song: Home of Rest School
- Misses Emma and Lizzie Allison en-
tertained few of their friends last Friday
evening Mr.. Sam Werthheimer and Miss
Gussie Vredenberg; Mr.. c. +. Watkins
and Miss Wesslehaft; Henry Israel and
Miss Anna Osborne were present.
= A number of young society folks last
made Mr., Derrick Hall, of Belle
Plaine, a visit and spent the day at that
Ientleman's house in that place. Sid Root
and Miss Lena Rossler. II. Bancroft and
Lille Bremen, Clyde Ware and Emma
McClees, Willie Shepherd and Annie Ross
Ter, composed the party.
A number of friends gave Miss Dora
Scott at the residence of Mr. Scott, 452 y.
River street, Tuesday evening, quite
a surprise The elegant parlors were
fitted up for the occasion and the guests
passed most enjoyable evening. About
1880 an ample repast was spread before
those present of which all heartily partook.
Among those present were Mr.. Marcus
Cossitt and Miss Jennie Moore. Will
Bashtian. and William McNeal and Miss
Letta McNaughten, Mr. VIII Wroughton
and Miss Mollie Heiple, Bates West and
Connie Henton, George Israel aud Miss
Jessie Hollinsworth. Ben Yohe and Fannie
Nichols, Sam McNaughten and Ella Bliss,
Chas Baldwin and Edith Love OF Chicago.
II is rarely that the society ladies OF
Wichita have the pleasure of enjoying a.
social an afternoon as that of last Thurs
day at the residence OF Mr.. 4. W. Oliver.
The occasion being q tea party given by
Mrs, \. W. Oliver assisted by Mrs. ". J.
Oliver, Mrs. T. W. Oliver and Mrs. 5 r.
Oliver, 10 large number Of their lady
friends. Mrs divers palatial home was
Tiled up exquisitely, on all sides deep
i,uriant banks OF flowers. vases OF cut
bowers and pot plants greeted Sle eyes ofthe
guests. making seemingly q perfect sea OF
sar;c:ptetl full-blossoning roses. The ar
-aner.as, was strikingly artistic.
,uj great credit on the florists
Mr.. BQ>.. X Mueller From J O'Clock until
3. the spacious perlor and drawing room
brown into ore. contained, perhaps
IS brilliant elite company as ever sssemo-
ed Ii Wichits. and the accomplished and
elegant bostesses spared neither pains nor